Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-22
LOCAL BREyITIES.


The Sacramento river has risen to twelve
feet above low-water mark.
The steamer San Joaquin, No. 3, arrived
from the upper Sacramento yesterday, with
grain.
The Yolo papers are urging the public
spirited residents of that county to wake
up and boom"
Yesterday the Assembly Committee on
Hospitals went over 10 Stockton TO inspect
the Insane Asylum.
The Germania Building and Loan Asso-
citation, at its meeting Thursday evening,
reelected its old officers.
Governor Bartlett yesterday appointed
J. r. Eldred Supervisor OF District No. 2,
Inyo county, vice G. Stevens, deceased.
An adjourned meeting will De held at
Pioneer Hall at $50 P. NJ tomorrow, TO
| complete the organization of a Lodge OF
Sons OF st. George.
DR.. Leo Berson, Ii. D., from New York,
a Hebrew, will deliver the next lecture 10
Young men only al Y. NJ. C. 4. Hall to-
morrow afternoon at $50.
The Chinese New Year commences at y
o'clock Tonight, and the celestials will Gel
citrate it one day or couple OF weeks, ac-
!
Notaries Public were yesterday appointed
by Governor Bartlett as follows: f. Spals-
| bury, Santa Cruz; w. a. Hamilton, Ores
cent City; 0. II. Spring, Arcata. Humboldt
county.
President None, of the California Base
ball League. has notified the managers of
clubs TO appoint committees from their
organizations to formulate playing rules
| for next season.
The Aimee Comedy Company left by last
Morrison Faust" combination came
down from Marysville yesterday, but went
over to Woodland
These arrests were made yesterday: Lii
lie Wilson, Lottie Rowe, alias WEIGH, and
VIM. Rowe, by officers Mccormack and
Sullivan, for vagrancy Pete Maserye, by
officer Farrell, for being drunk.
Yesterday afternoons train for San Fran
cisco was crowded with members of the
Legislature, attaches, newspaper men and
others interested in legislative business, all
going below to enjoy little rest
Henderson, the man arrested here on
suspicion of being one of the robbers of
the Oroville and Quincy stage, is an ex-
convict, having been sent 10 State Prison
from Tehama county in 1888 for the crime
of rape.
We were shown yesterday a bunch of
rye straw, from the ranch of Mrs. Il. f.
Mauldin, about three miles from the city,
which had attained the remarkable growth
of ten and half feet. Another evidence
of the glorious climate of Central Cali
fornia
There was large attendance yesterday
especially of old Sacramentans, upon the
funeral of the late K. C.. Montgomery,
which took place from Odd Fellows Tenn
pie, under the auspices of Sacramento
Lodge No. and the Veteran Odd Fellows
Association.
Deputy Sheriff Kelly brought up from
San Francisco, last evening, en- route to the
State Prison at Folsom, Konomashi Haya
shi, who is to be imprisoned for life for the
murder of Japanese woman with whom
he had been living, but whom he killed
during disagreement.
The rain has had beneficial effec. on
China slough; dissolving the scum that had
formed on the surface OF the water, and
giving the pond cleaner appearance. As
the river is higher than the slough, a
stream of water, carrying much sediment,
is running through the drainage pipe into
the latter.
The passenger train from the north
which arrived here at $40 P. NJ. yesterday
only came from Delta, another land slide,
near Hazel Creek on the previous day,
having blockaded the road 1t was be-
lieyed Yesterday that the debris would be
cleared away by evening. so that the up
train could 60 through to Edgewood.
Lily Wilson and Lottie WEIGH, two pub
lie women who were examined in the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning on a charge
of grand larceny, but acquitted, the evil
dence not being sufficient to warrant their
being held, were subsequently, by direction
of the Chief of Police. arrested for va
grancv, as was also William Rowe, who is
said to be the friend" of one of them.
Farmers regretted yesterday that the
storm had cleared away, as little more
rain would have been beneficial but the
day was such delightful one that they
did not have the heart to do any growing
against the clerk of the weather. If such
a day could have been transferred to the
frozen East as Central California sample,
there would be no occasion for boomsN
Chief of Police Crowley, of San Fran
cisco, sent up subpoena two or three days
ago, to be served upon Michael Callahan,
who came to Sacramento recently looking
for work He is wanted at the Bay to act
as witness against pafues arrested iOT
robbing him there several months ago but
whose cases were continued from time to
time The subpoena was served, and Gala
han goes below this morning.
Last evening Parlor No. 8, N. S. G. W,
installed the following officers for the en-
suing term Ed. II. Kraus Past President;
John Barrett, President; II. Q. Tubbs, First
Vice-P president: F T. Garrett, Second Vice
President E. H. Bolze, Third Vice-P resi-
dent J. T. Stafford, Marshal; Charles \.
Root, Financial Secretary; George D.
Irvine, Recording Secretary; Inside Senti-
nel Thee " Ellers: Outside Sentinel. W